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    othersuonyisrequiredtthe

    ttertoanissuehpartiesarereallyihiswas

    thecaseatpresent,andihananththecaptainandhislady

    anandwife.

    thegreatnr.allhy;

    andthisakenbythedoctor.

    oneday,then,asallhyhedoctor

    ,and,hgreatgravityofaspedallthence

    e,

    sir,toiartanaffairtoyouoftheutstnsequehow

    shallintiontoyouostdistractstothinkof”he

    thenlaunostbitterinveen

    anden;aerofhavingnoattatbuttotheir

    i,aerofbeingsoaddictedtovicious

    inationsthattheyuldneverbesafelytrustedhohe

    othersex.”uldi,”saidhe,”sir,havesuspectedthataladyof

    suchprudence,suchjudgnt,suchleaing,shouldindulgeso

    indisagihatbrotherwhy

    doiine”

    ”iheis,”saidallioo.”

    ”bless,sir”saidthedoctor,”doyouknoheshogaffair”

    ”lookee,.blifil,”ansan,”ithathbeen

    nstantxiokethebestofallttershhappen.

    sister,thoughnyyearsyouhani,isatleastoldenoughto

    beattheageofdisposedonachild,ishould

    havebeenreaversetohavefivenhibutaanupwardsof

    thirtystost

    happy.shehathrriedagehoughperhapsnotquiteher

    equalinfortune;andifhehathanyperfesinhereyeh

    keupthatdeficy,iseenoreasonto

    herchoiceofheroorethanherself,

    igionsistonlyinie,perhaps,frobr >

    thenydeadeofplyingostany

    proposal,haveexpectedtohavebeennsultedonthisoccasion;but

    thesettersareofaverydeliature,andthescruplesof

    desty,perhaps,arenottobeovere.astoyourbrother,ihave

    reallynoangeragainsthitall.hehathnoobligationsto,

    nordoithinkhey,

    siheanis,asihavesaid,suijuris,andofapreto

    beentirelyansoherselfforhernduct.”

    ofhero.

    thedor.allhyoftoogreatlenity,repeatedhis

    accusationsagainsthisbrother,anddeclaredthatheshouldnever

    rebebroughteithertosee,ortooforhisrelatiohen

    launchedforthintoapanegyrinallhysgoodness;intothe

    highesteniuonhisfriendship;andncludedbysaying,he

    shouldneverfivehisbrotherforhavingputtheplacehhe

    boreinthatfriendshiptoahazard.

    allhythusans

    yourbrother,ishouldneverhavecarriedthatresentnttothe

    i:butiassureyouihavenosuchdispleasure.yourbrother

    appearstotobeanofsenseandhonour.idonotdisapprovethe

    tasteofsister;norbutthatsheisequallythe

    objectofhisinations.ihavealhoughtlovetheonly

    foundationofhappinessinarriedstate,asitlyproduce

    thathighandtenderfriendshipentof

    thisunion;and,inopinion,alltheshare

    ntraotivesaregreatlyal;theyarea

    profanationofastholyy,andgenerallyendindisquietand

    sery:forsurelyayost

    sacredinstitutionintoaolustoravarid

    atchestoenareinduced

    relybytheionofabeautifulpersreatfortune

    ”todenythatbeautyisanagreeableobjecttotheeye,andeven

    eadration,ifulisan

    epithetoftenusedinscripture,aionedhhonour.

    ityoarryaanthehought

    handso,anditrulysayilikedherthebetteronthat

    aarriage,to

    lustafteritsoviolentlyastooverlookallierfesforits

    sake,ortorequireitsoabsolutelyastorejeddisdain

    religion,virtue,andsense,iesiureof

    chhigherperfe,onlybecauseaneleganceofpersonising:

    thisissurelyinnsisteheranood

    christian.anditis,perhaps,beingtoocharitabletoncludethat

    sueananythiheirrriagethantopleasetheir

    caalappetites;forthesatisfaofaught,itwas

    notordained.

    ”iplace,hrespecttofortune.e

    perhaps,exactssoiononthishead;norely

    andaltogether.astheandsof

    arriedstate,atleregard

    tostances.yetthisprovisionisgreatly

    increased,beyondisreallynecessary,byfollyandvanity,h

    createabundantlyresthannature.equipageforthewife,and

    largefortunesforthechildren,arebycustonrollediof

    necessaries;andtoprocurethese,everythingtrulysolidands,

    andvirtuousandreligious,areedandoverlooked.

    ”andthisinnydegrees;thelastaestofs

    sadness;iannse

    forturacttheelvestothoseustbe,

    disagreeabletotheofoolsandknavesioincreasean

    estatealreadylargereventhanthedendsoftheirpleasures.surely

    suustoherthat

    theyareincapableoftastingthessofthete

    friendship,orthattheysacrificethegreatesthappinessofh

    theyarecapabletothevain,uain,andsenselesslawsof

    vulgaropinion,heirforceastheirfoundationto

    folly.”

    hereallon,toened

    sopainsto

    preventnoalldisposureofhisscles.henow

    praisedeveryperiodofthofayoung

    divihehonourtodineh

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